In 2000, Eaton spun off Axcelis as a separate company, and Axcelis inherited Eaton’s 50-percent ownership stake in the joint venture. SEN, licenses technology from Axcelis for ion implantation, has exclusive rights to the territory of Japan and is the leading producer of ion implantation equipment in Japan. In 2009, the merger between Axcelis Technologies and Sumitomo Heavy Industries dissolved—Sumitomo became the sole parent company, and with this, the company name changed to SEN Corporation.

SEN CORPORATION / SUMITOMO

The Eaton Nova NV-10-160 is a high energy Ion Implanter. Bare silicon wafers were implanted in an Eaton Nova 10-160 ion implanter at 60 keV energy with doses in the range 1-5∙1015cm-2 and annealed at 600°C for 20 min.

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SEN CORPORATION / SUMITOMO

NV 10 160

High Current

유사 등재물

SEN CORPORATION / SUMITOMO

NV 10 160

NV 10 160

High Current

유사 등재물

SEN CORPORATION / SUMITOMO

NV 10 160